Make a Wish — Real Life
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Having fantasies and making images have collapsed into each other, changing how we do both
Make a Wish Having fantasies and making images have collapsed into each other, changing how we do both Aimee Walleston December 20, 2021 share Image: From the series Audience Participation by Julie Henson . Courtesy the artist. http://reallifemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Make-A-Wish.mp3 Full-text audio version of this essay. When young children in America are diagnosed with a terminal illness, they sometimes get to “make a wish” through charity organizations. The Make-a-Wish Foundation, probably the most well-known of these, fulfills one blue-sky wish per sick child. I can recall convers
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